Aquarium seeks helping hands
Thousands of fins could use some helping hands. The North Carolina
Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores is recruiting volunteers to provide visitors with memorable experiences. Volunteers help visitors explore North Carolina’s waterways, provide children unforgettable touch tank experiences, assist with special events — and play a direct role in coastal conservation.
“Aquarium volunteers are conservation ambassadors who share our message of animal and habitat preservation,” said Volunteer Coordinator Chris Carlin. “Additional perks are the friendships made and the fellowship enjoyed. Volunteering at the Aquarium provides food for the brain and fun for the spirit.”
No prior experience is necessary. Anyone interested in aquatic habitats and animals is encouraged to apply. Volunteers are trained in environmental education and animal handling. Flexible schedules are available. Additional benefits include free Aquarium admission, discounts at the Aquarium Gift Shop and on special activities. See the Volunteer page for more information and to download an application form, or contact Chris Carlin at 252-247-4003, ext. 286.

